The Sacred Mountains.
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I At length he is lifted from the grotutd— A OrNI.I Nl' YANKEE IMPORTANCE or DrlsTnol - INi; WEF.D'4. I l'enlifivlvlinia Volutrati4trs. -
hi; weight dragging on the spikes through "ITallo. my good friend, can you infonn
, i • n „ . f, J -1 he Intelligencestt„arm:dig
'l'lle abundance in which weeds arc seen C.I 'The i ives the
16; IPindS, and the cross piece inserted me how far it is to the next house ?" in salne fields, shows conclusively that but v i..) . .l.lsing li. , t of ".stnreutiese whose services have
lIV TIII: Iti:t .J. T. NE NIII.EV. JOlladian started up—leaned on his hoe little of rho iniseltiel eatised b-- - them is •' been tendered and accepted by the novernor of this
into tho inorfice of the upright timbor.
state, as a part of the Pennsylvtinia gnotit of the
. / - ' ). - I n t Ca h'lTY c°"'s last in t!"' It''t 01 aid a Ih-ivy iron crushed throtigh his lia:idlo — rested one foot on the patina' of „ m b...„ t0 ,„1 . Iveed, are injurious •"
t ut-ions to -le
-Sacretl-Muntair..," and by its naptisin ()I' feet fast:ming them to the main- pos;, land and to the erop ill alullo , : - I evoryptisSi- '
and his stnist 2 r. lea:. and replied :-- --
v, 'a 0-r fcrce Wel I 1 ythe - •
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' .ennseq:e i n r cC e o r f
blood f oul agony, its mor a l rrandeur and •he is left to die. IV hy speak of his 3,..eotiy 1 " 1 I ' lll ° , Y"urself l It
dt'w!—wall 1 hie war t h,, t o w • 1 I 1 - " ''''' ' cj '""
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tile intense glory that heams from its sum- —of Yds words of comfort ~ to the dying guess. I can. . Taint near-..*,f4r a:: it us, , to ),• eau •to• n 't , !. , ticst or d ether companies had also teinierrd their
place tiii•v exhaust Ow soil to supoort their yi,„...,,, but could not be receives! in
mit, is worthy to complete the ieiniuttal thief—of the multitule around him, or of be afore they cut the woods away—then own useless orowth. and abstract that
i some, slight informalities. The Adjutant G e neral
group. Its moral height no man can inea- tine disgrace of that death. "sot even to it was !!.""r•IIIY rei'k , nt"d torn mile". but ' muirishment front it whirl ought to go ex- 4 the
sure, for though its base is on the earth, its look oti that pallid face and flowing blow! now the sun shrit els up the road, and don't e i„,• . 1 . . state has issued an Order extending the
top is lost in the heaven of heavens. The ' round tine 0-et any conception of the sill- , Make more'n tow. 'llio, fuss house y o u , they)sl
i t i ( : ll s. l , l ) li l : l :, t . ' i r i l ei t . ) l l ,l B e n r t o s P ,bo4 B , , , e , ' ,. . ( r ) , T i i i i i( v i: ' time within which the services of Volunteers may
angels hover around the dazzling sti limit, : ferin g s of the vi c ti m . The g l oom and t er - ;come to though is a Lars, and the next is
' , proven t them from hranellite , ouitif their , Ito tendered to the 11th day of July, in order to
struggling in vain to strait!strait!its highest point, ror that liegan to gather round the solg, as a haystack ; but old I fuskin's house is Oil roofs. and deprive then) of a free eirculation ' '' ll6 ' li"' for the correction of informalities in
even by all immortal winq. The Divine 151 15 human and divine, withdrew it- heyant. You'll he sure to meet his gals 'of ;dr necessary for their health and vitror,' prev ion.-; tenders, and that companies may be enn
oye alone embraces its length and breadth self. and it stood alone, in the deserted, dar- l long before you git there ; tarnal rompin' lsotharthew ;bout u 1• '• 1 •
p nn 1Y sing t., ilt..ii.,
~. 1. : Med to make tip the (1111 roiii Ilitn;911. ot men.
I
and depth and heigth. ! ketied universe, Al
t. , 11. i shuddered, ' ti I
w „, a ll l i critters, they plague our fOlks More II a ~t- sickly 5t,,,ik,„,. incapable o f pro d uc i ng a 1 ii r aShingiOn Guard's, M'Veytown, Mill
What associations cluster around MtUtat unseen by• mortal eve. 'Vet even in this 1 tie. His sheep git into our orchard. Dad I I 1 1
, vamao.e crop. l'hirdly, they (loon off Elio county. Capt. AI. Criswell—number-
Calvary ! What mysteries hover there, ' dreadful hour his benevolent heart did not '
1 sets the dog arter the sheep and the. arter 1 from the soil• through their leaVe..: into the int , in all 77 officers and men.
and Iv ha i l revelations it 'mikes to the awe. forget his friends. Looking down from ; the g aiS—and the way he makes the wool , air, an almost incredible quantity of III;lis-; Columbia Guards, Danville, Columbian .
struck geholder! Mount calvary ! At the cross, he saw the mother that bore hi m i :old I th,c petticoats fly, is tt• sin to the 1 titre, and slwedily rechWe the ground to ,
county, Capt. John T. wilsoo—number ,
the mention of that name the universe gazing in te.irs upon his filet., and with a !snakes." s° dry a state, as to he fit for weed s only', ing in all 'lO officers and Men.
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ntts
thrills with a new emotion, and heaven feeldecand tremulous voice, Ile turned to I "1 sec )on arc inclined to he taceo, ' to irrow in. tin enormOus is to quaint- I Patterson Guards, Philadelphia, Cap t.
trembles with a ne‘%- - " - antlieni in wine!) John, who had So 011 en lain in his bosun], ! Y umg mail—pray tell me how it happens
'tv thrown off by sortie plains, dr,it it :tom- Wm. A. Stokes—numbering full comple
that one of soar le,' - i • shorter t h., l , t h e :
pity and exultation mingle in .straii,ge , and said, "Son, behold thy mother." Then , •
~ - .,s s ,- ally exceeds more than twice its own mem.
Vet SWeet art , ord. Won- and brio 11 Mess turning to his mother, he said, "./;',-,tio/3 other! ' 1 l,'Cloill ill ll ,itigit• tLiv. A bunch of grass' Struhen Pilsileer, Philadelphia, Capt.
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are on that hill top and shall he to the end thy 'son." Ilk business with earthly 1 "1 tic‘ver 'lows any hody to meddle with . pi:tooth during it very dry season, under a' Arnod Sylwrg—nutubering full comple.
o f t i me ,. but th ere was ; I mornin g w h en things was now over, and he summoned Ids ,my gran; I , otglers• mister, but 'Seem' it', large vessel, sent oil . 1110 j s l itr e in i t v o mi n - meat.
eloom and tetvor crowned it, and heaven energies to meet th e last 111151 terr ibl e bl ow , you, PII It il you. I was born so a t my mitt; so US to cover the vessel with drop.s,; llosliln,,Tlon Orrys, Reading, Berks
itself, all but Cod the Father gazed on it before whil li nature itself was to give way. tickerlor request. so 'that when ••1
hold ' Willett run down its sides._ 1),.. \v„ t ,,,,,, eountv, Ca )t. Henry A. Aluldenberg—
in wonder if not in consternation. i Ile had hither'lo endured all without aeon- Pimlgil, I eat] go with one foot lii tint for- who first performed thi s experiment, was numbering, in all 82 officers and men.
The strne
II and . p the-__ ainful scene in plaint—the mocking—the spitting upon : ter, and t' other on land, and not lop over : led
to cOnehlde from its results that an aere i l neetifing, .Irtillery, Reading, Berkscoun
garden had passed liv, and the shameful' the cross, the nails and the agony—but ' beside:), it is convenient When 1 111011• round of grass exhales more than thirti• Inputs. AN', Capt. 'Thomas 8. Looser—numbering
examination in the liedited clumiher of the' now caine a woe that limits! his heart.—., a side hill." head.;a day. Plants are in fact but chan- lin till 77 officers and men; acting as In
high priest was over. Insult and contempt ' iiisfother's—his men jiaher's frown be- "f i ery go 9 oti• in decd—lips Odo your pot:" uels _through whieh moisture is conveyed I
• • i try.
had marked every- step of the villainous' ,g'on to darkeit 2r/,On him. Oil s who can tees 0 "nle "P Ilti'' Year ?" -. • up from the soil to he di s ssipated in tin sir.; S . "l. Thornily .Irtillery, St. Thomas,
proo op din g s, till a t len gt h o n e w re t c h 1111 , r , tell the ar.gnish or that loving, trustiw , „ a- i "I'lley ion
don't . (some on at ;ill ; I'
di g .; ll...nei. the ah.stirditV of the opinion that' Franklin comityM
, Capt. 'l'hoinson 'Allis
,,yi,nl.; than t h e r ,,,, t ~,d,,,,n , ,,,,i „ i d hand one,l he at t a t the sight. It was t ,,,, tiut—antl lil,Te . - 3 all Cl . ll iaS till' snarl of 'cm weeds will prevent the ground beeomine -i ter—number in all 88; acting as Inflintry.
s,truck Christ in the face. T. 11 :, cheek red- much and short: :nose zi cry so piercing , in each in ll - ' , dry hl•shadin g s it. I t
d ry 1 .e. any one in '
Cumbria Guards, Ebensburg, Cambria
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;Wi l co to the blow, but not with anel.r or and shrill and wild that the 11 IliVer,. ShIV- i " Hi l t th e . y , t , small, I perottf% e. ' weather examine a piece of perfectly bare eounty, Capt. James Illurray—numbering
h
am, ; yet methinks as the sound or 11. - 1 ' ( "red herQte it ; and as the cry "illy God, ' "VeF., 1 know it. You See IV
O C PLul te d soil, a low inches below the surface, and' t in all 78, officers and Men.
lluiret was horn on hiell there watt -r: ::t_ P Got/
itt . /eh:: host Titor f0,.., a ,f, m
, en ?,,,'?" . sne wlioppln' hlue-no i
es over n rli. ore compare its degree of moisture with that 01 l'ranklin Blues, Alexandria, Wcstmore
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line of myriad wings, a.: anols started f'dl on the ears of astonished mort A ls, and ,l' Pa'ell there. and they 111n11 111e11 sit :ill - fired - t soil at an equal depth, near the roots of a 1 land county, Capt. llugh Irvin—number
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from their listening - attitude. \\ shin ,, t h e tilled heaven with alarm, the earth Rave ly . that tileSe ere stopped grow in Just out ' thick growth of weeds, and he will find -211 ''
~,, in all 83, officers and men.
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thunderbolt that should follow. , a oikoan, a s if she t oo was ;bout to exp i re; :of spite, cause they ..10s1 Cu they 1011111'1a
, nthe difference , astonishing.- I ladrprndent Greys, Bedford, Capt. S.
1'
llis too passed his. and also on d
the set the sun died in the heavens: an eardhpiake 'hegin to keep up. ',ow, of what use is it to attempt raising AL Taylor—numbering 83, officers and
onookery of a trial in Pihile's hall ; and the ',thundered on to complete tut dismay ; and ' i .
'Von appear to oo pretty' sinart, and I crops if they arc to be waisted by a grow th It men. • -
should think you could ;111ord a better hat
,ilnicrican Ifilanders, Summit, _Cam
a prisen sun w:is flashing down on die tow. the'dead could no longer sleep. hut burst • of weeds ? Of What use is' it to buy land, I
all 3 (Ii1111:'S of Jerusalem. and the vast ' their ghas:lv errentents• and came forum than the one you wear." i Ipough,it, and prepare it, and put in the 1 brio county, Capt. John W Geary—num.-
, ed,llation WdS agoin ahroa,l. throin , ing , look upon the scene, That was the gloom- ' l ‘The looks aint nothin' ; it's all in the crops, if after all, these crops are suffered -tiering, (lb officers and men.
"very street. Ilona few took ;tilv interest jest tv:ive that ever broke over the sold of behavior. This ere hat was ply religious to he eaten up by such intruders. If a - Dauphin Guards, llarrisburg, Capt.
ii the fate of Jesus-of Nlzarc v
lli. e.t those , the Saviour, and he fell. l'hrist tras demi ; Sunday-go-tom
-f,) hat, and it's chock drove of cattle should break into a field. no William 117atsori = numbering 97, officers
it w were tilled with the bitterest hate.— 1 and to all hoot:Ill aPPearanee the world wa''' full of piety now. I've got a Iwtter one tun one would think of resting. a moment till and men.
4,
l'ho victim was flow in limit- purser—sit- i all orphan. litim ; lint I don't dig taters in it, no now." they were el
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en out; and yet many allow Union Volunteers, Fayette county,
en up to their hill, :111i 11105" commenee,l llea' heaven regarded this disaster. and N' : 011 'veh t t
" i et. in these parts some time, myriads of noxious weeds to cover' their Capt. Samuel S. Austin,numbering in all
he bloody scene they wer e t o mart, by the universe felt at the. sight, I cannot jell. I 1 should Plessr' hinds, often doing threefold more mischief, 107, officers and men ; acting as Infantry.
=pitting in his face zind strikio.ri . lis- Imre _ I know not but tears fell like rain-drops l"I (•ttess so, sew. I was 1)01'11 . li and got' With scarcely an effort to cheek their prol Harrisburg Rifle,'llarrisburg, Dauphin
.Isting cheek with blow after illow. To ' fron - i angelic - eyes, :When they saw Christ my !Iron'. op in that ere house ;
.but my gross. And this is nut only permitted in eul- *minty, Captain U. Ceiler—numbering in
.five ~ s tater firce to their insults, tiny put ! Spit 11 110 II :111t1 .-trlick. I know not but native place is down in Pordunk, ' 1 ovate( fields, but in meadows and reistures, I all 83, officers and men.
, •Tiwo you say its about three and a half lVashingto n Rifle, Lebanon, Lebanon
1 crown on his head made of thorns, an d there was silenve on high for 1)1 )1 than which are sometimes literally covered with
miles to the next house 1" county, Capt. John Weidmen, numbering
pocked him with
, trove IS Ith tit'lltllSll Skill to irritate him in- crucifixion wits transpiring--a silence un- " Yes, sir; 'twits a spell ago. and I don't , others to the total exclusion of every thitia! in all 81, officers and men, to actas infantry.
b e hov e it's orow'd much shorter since.•
.1 p r . Cii iVational 6"re R e a ding,C t Joel
is, ap
o some sign of atwer or complaint. .1f- broken
save by the solitary sound of some else from the ‘,-
.. ot . _...encBsce , armer.
ll . i i' 1 1 Iwo " I Ritter—numbering in all 77, officers and
cg- having exhowi t et t th e ir i m r enit ity, an d harp string on which unronsciously fell "" : ‘,- 010 - . 1 ,.0.) tget —got!L •
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3loinit Calvarv,
failing; in every unfurl, they led him away the agitated trembling ringers of a searaph,
to he crucified. : I know not lint till the radiant ranks on high
It wa s a height an d beautiful d ay w h en and even C.ibriel himself turned with the
t train passed out of the gates of Jerusa- ' deepest solicitude to the Father's !lieu., to
cm, and began to ascend the slope of see if he was calm and untroubled amid it
Mount Calvary. The people paused a' all. I know not but Ins composed brow
noment as the procession moved }mister- and serene majesty were all that restrained
mslY along the streets, theft making some heaven from one universal shriek of !tor
:are:less remark about the fate of f anat i cs , ror, when they heard groans on Calvary,
nussed on. The low and base of both sex.! (h/!er r s groans. I know not but they
's turned and joined the comp an y, an d drought God hail "given his glory to :moth
vith jokes andlaughter hurried o n t o th e er;" . Inn one thing I do know—that
, whon
•eene of excitement. (th, how unsvmpa- thcY ti
they the vast design, compre
hising did- nature seem : the riot and hended the stupendous scheme, the hills of
ig tree shed their fragrance around—the Gni shook to a shout that bad never be
fteeze whispered nothing; but love an d fore rung over their bright tops, and the
rtundity, while the blue and binding; ehrystal sea trembled to a song - that had
Ire!' above seemed deliidned with th e heap- E never before stirred its bright depths, and
and verdure dm spread- o ut eart h p re . the '4;1.0n%* ;OD IN
cubit!. The birds were s i te ri n , i n t h e was a "sevenfold chorus of hallelujahs and
runlet's, all reckless of the .roar and jar of • harping symphonies."
he great city near, as Jesus passed by in I Yet none oldie heavenly cadences reach-.
he midst of the mob. This face was color- ed the earth, and all was sad, dark and de
ti.; marble save where the blood trick- ;pairing around Mt. Calvary. The ex
:id down Ins cheeks from the thorns that eitement which the slow murder had erea
fiereed his temples; his knees trembled ted vanished. With none to resist, and
ameath him, though nut with ftiar, and lie none to be a change came over the
taggered mt Under the heavy timber that feelings of the multitude, and
.they began
veighed him down, till at last he tainted. one by' one to return to the city. The stul
",tire gave way, and he sunk to the earth, den darkness also, that wrapped the heav
vhile the hue of death passed over his ens, and the throb of the earthquake which
ountenance. When the sudden rush made those three crosses reel tp awl fro like
round him, caused by his fall, had subsi-! uleilars in a tempest, had sobered their feel
ed, the crust;, or rather' cross piece, which ! logs, and all but the soldiery were glad to
le had carried was given to another. and be from a scene that had ended with
he procession again took tip the line of such supernatural exhibitions. I,;radually
larch. But suddenly, over the confused the noise and confusion around the hill-top
(Use of the throng and rude shouts of the receded down the_ slopes—the shades of
lob, there value a wild lament : - Friends evening began to creep over the landscape
•ere following after, whose sick Christ throwing into still more ghastly relief those
ad healed, whose wounded hearts lie hadthree white corpses stretched on high and
mood lip, and on whose pathway of dark-'
streaked with blood—and all was over.—
ess he had shed the light of heaven, and No not over, for the sepulchre was yet to
ow they lifted up their voiees itt one long, open, and the slain Christ was to mount
louenful cry. Ile turned at the sound the heaven of heavens in his glorious as
nd listened a moment, then murmured in tension.
tournful acceents t "Ilety»lot for me 1 will not speak of the moral grandeur
tit weep for yourselres, your Wires and of the atonement—of the redemption pur
our children." Jerusalem on fire sudden chased by the agony and death on Calvary,
se upon his vision, together with its ha-' for they arc familiar to all. Still they con
inc-stench and bloated population, stag- stitute the greatnessand value of the whole.
ring and dying around the empty market It is the atonement that makes Mount Cal
laces—the heaps of the dead that loaded vary the chief among the "Sacred Monn
e air with pestik nee, and all die horror ; mins"—gives it stick altitude that no mor
ul woe and carnaiie of that last dreadful nil eve can scan its top, or bear the Intl el
ege ; and forgetfal s of his own suffering,' lidgence of its glory. Paul called on his
exclainftl, -Iftep not /or nit!, but for young, disciples to summon their strongest
mcsclres, qour wires anci children." I energies and bend their highest efforts to
At length the procession reached the comprehend the "length and breadth and
p, and Christ was laid upon the ground, depth and heighth" of dna stupendous
id his arms stretched along the timber he theme—"a length which reaches from cv
ul with the palms upturned, and erlesting. to everlasting; a breadth that en
rough them spikes driven fastening them compasses every intellig,enct and ev_ery
the wood. Methinks I hear the strokes interest; a depth which reaches the low
the Itainmet-, as it annuls the iron, with est state of degradation and misery ; " and
ow alter ill tw, tlirough the quiver her ten- o height rho! throws jloods glory oil. the
n,-.and !who'd the painful workinz of that ; 011 P. a: l4 (roe.vt nl'Jeh"ah•"
ohy-wrang brow, and th e ' coacubiive •
:mug, :mil swelling of th: i t arning that.hides its head in thr:cloudi
!deli seemed writ Mg to rend above ih r is Si, liimorar6..e that buries
rprii-oned • f.i"i: in 4 colt' 1011101 l
GETTYSBURG, PA., FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE ?ti, 1846.
. ood-hve to y(
mare of vourn,"
''here, reader,—•there is a ,Tonathan of
the first water for you. Von don't find
his equal every where. Ile is said to have
been discovered amona the Gittn Moun
tains of Vermont, in all his "native simptic
it 7s.
I'lll CHOLER.%
BV aCCOIIIIIS from the European papers
f •
itseems that the dreadful'seouroe, the chol
era, is again on its devastating, march over
the F,:istern Continent, and report -says it
has made its appearance in _Canada. It
first anpeared recently in some of the pro
vinces of Persia, carrvina death into the
principle towns. It has spread front Buk
hara to I lerat and Aleshio, and has now
taken the direction from the Caspian Sea
to Teheran and Ispahan. Late accounts
from Odessa state that it hind crossed the
Itussiantorritory and appeared suddenly at
Tiflis, taking a northerly direction between
the Caspian and the Black Seas. On the
other side the cholera broke out unexpect
edly at Orenburg, in the mines of the I Tral
mountains ; it crossed the Volga, and set';
its foot in Europe, at Casan, only 2,000 ki.H
lonteters from St. Petersburg. ✓ It has ad-1
Ivanced from \Vest to North, and does not
j seem to have ft/Ili/wed the banks of the
river, as in 1828 and 1832. The cholera
which devastated France in 1831 and 1832,
had been raging in Persia for seven years.
182:3 to 1830. It first appeared in 1823
at Orenburg, and shed death around that
town for live years. It reappeared at 0.
renburg in 1829, and one. - -tenth of the pop
ulation fell a victim. It broke out in St.
Petersburg, in July, 1831, and in France
in October of the same year. It after
wards extended its ravages to the Western
Continent. Its first appearance here bal.
fled the skill of medical men, but a better
acquaintance with the formidable pestilence
enabled them to strip it of its terrors and
arrest its progress. It first attacked the
hard drinker. Those whose constitutional
stamina had been broken down by self
abuse and dissipation fell almost invaria
bly victims, while those who preserved a
temperate and sober life, who avoided ex
cess of every kind, and kept their minds in
a tranquil condition, escaped.
Tnr. PLEAsum: which affects the human
mind with the most lively and transporting
touches, is the sense that we actin'the eye.
of infinite wisdom; power, and goodness,
that will crown our virtuous endeavors
here with a . hapiMiess hereafter, large as
our desires, and lasting as our immortal
souls ; without this the highest state/of
life is insipid, and with it tkeji.kivesvis a
paradise. •
The Englhdr in transplanting tree: , list:-
tle.po:Ate kmall.quantity of lime . , in
:he hole: , , mixed and incorporated with
mould: The effect is said to be a inure
‘'!:•:nreitr• and braltity 'tart, and immunity
from til,e,ff.e.
a darn
DI:;;TI2UCTIVi FLOODS IN VIRGINIA.-
1102 loss of property by the late heavy
rains has been immense in some parts of
the Union. In Hampshire county, Va.,
not only have the whole crops of grain and
corn been entirely destroyed, hut the soil
has been totally swept away by the resist
less impetuosity of the limit's, leaving in
their train heaps of stone. Many of the in
habitants were compelled to leave their
dwellings, not 'infrequently in the - night,
and take refuge in the open wood.
A SAD CASE—A young girl of fourteen,
enaaged in the mills at Saccarappa,
drowned herself. It appears that she had
committed an error, for which she Was re
peiltalitt had promised ample atonement,
and was fingiven. But some of her com
panions so often taunted her about it, and
so frightened her into the belief that the
vonstable was after her, that it produced
mental derangement. She went out to
dinner, waded into the water and drowned.
The case affords an instructive lesson to
the thoughtless, that when repentance fol
lows error, the' offender should be kindly !
treated and encouraged in the right wad•.
DEATIL OF THE BUNKER HILL DRU . 3I
3rErt.—The revolutionary veteran, Ruins
Kingsley, who was drummer at the Bunker
hill battle, died at his residence in llar
ford, Susquehanna co. t Pa., on the •20th of
May, in the 8-Ith year of his age. Many
of our readers will recollect the enthusiasm
with which the old veteran, with his an
cient drum, was hailechen presented to
the audience at the great Clay mass meet
ing in the park, in this village, where he
gave us a touch of the music which awa
kened the American combatants on the
morning of that memorable battle.
GETTYSGURG, May 22, 1816.
SINGULAR CONVENTION.—The N. York I took a severe cold during the winter
correspondent of the Philadelpliia North which brought on costiveness, headache,
American, writing on Sunday evening,' and weakness which continued for three
says :—"A national Convention of all the •
, months. Dr. G.• BENJ. SMITH'S SUGAR
Infidel Societies, &c., in the country, has COATED PILLS were recommended to me.
been in session all day, and holds a grand ; I had but little faith in them, having tried.
public meeting this evening atthe Colise- . so many different articles highly spoken
um. The object of this notable bridy is, I of. I 'was prevailed upon to procure a
believe, to prove the non-existence of ev- box, and I can say with much pleasure I
cry thing, and the non-reality 01 all things was agreeably disappointed. I am now
save their own distorted vagaries. The in excellent health, which, lam satisfied,
convention is rather numerously attended." 1 has resulted from the use of Dr. Smith'S
LovE—Seicinu.—A beautiful young Sugar Coated Improved Indian Vegetable
lady in Delaware county, la., having been Pills. • ELI 11. BENTLEY.
compelled by her father to marry a gentle- ! tcr The genuine Sugar Coated Pills
man of fortnne, though she had romised
can be had of the following Agents appoint.
her hand to another, took poison p in her ,
ed by Dr. Smith.
See that "G. Benjamin
,pollee the morning after her marriage, Smith" is written with a pen on the bot
while at breakfast with her _husband and tom of every box
:—Samuel H. Buehler
parents, and expired in less than an hour. and S. S. Forney, Gettysburg ; Lilly and
---Reify, Oxford ; J. R. Henry, AbbottS
CEMENT.—A very strong glue is' made town ; J. Brinkerhoff, Fairfield; Mrs: E.
In' adding some powdered chalk to coin- M. Butler, Petersburg, Mrs.. - Mary Dun
anon ghtei when melted ; and a glue which can; Cashtown '; Thos. M'Knight, M'-
will resist the action of Water may be form-, Knightsrille :: 4. King, Hunterstotwn ; ,la
med by boiling one mind of e6iinazon cob Alabaugh. Hampton ; Allen M. 000.1 t,.
(due in two euarts'-r s ~nglish mca&urc) of iljeidlersbarg ; Reuben — Steers, F,otintakt.
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T1:101S--TIVO DOLLARS rER ANNI73I
WHOLE NO. 847.
men.
Jackson Riflemen, Lancaster, Captain
r. Hambright—numbering in all 82, offi
cers and men.
National Guards, Delaware county,
Capt. 'Zeiling—numbering the full com
plement.
Carlisle Light lqfantry, Carl'slc, Cap'.
Samuel Cropp—full complement.
Witshington County Guards, CannonF.
burg, Capt. John McAlli,ter—full com
plement.
Landisburg Guards, Perry County,
Capt. 11. K. Wilson—full complement.
Warrior's Mark FencibleS; Huntingdon
county, Capt. James Bell—full comple
ment. - • oo
Cononaugh Guards, Cambria county,
Capt. John Linton."--11 II In [wring in all 86,
officers and men.
,S?ockion Srtil'crisis, Carbon county,
Capt. J. H. Slewers—full complement.
Youghiogheny Blues, Fayette county,
Capt. Win. Quail, numbering in all 86,
officers and men.
The Charleston Mercury, alluding to
the scheme of conquering Mexico, takes
strong grounds against the project, and
holds this language:-.“ We shrink with dread
from the development of a love of conquest
among our people. Such a passion is tho
enemy of liberty and of law. A. military
republic will-in the very nature of thingi
ever tend to a dictatorship and thence to a
monarchy. What do we look to, even in
the acquisition of all Mexico, to compen
sate for the corruption and overthrow of the
Republic. Let us take caution in time.—
Let us not cast away the priceless jewel of
our freedom, for the lust of plunder and
the pride of conquest:"